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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
DIED.

,,,,.x A, or,.nt n Y on sunday morning, octeoef
Ia am Finley widow OF the late huxh Aun<s'
In the ga year 81 0 residence ass Haren. Brooklyn.
an Wainssi.v 9th last. at D. m
AINswoRrH-At Dsnnis Mass, smns vSa nsT % "a
of captain Ainswvrta, end daukutor Of tns
~, w roSn cuuni CHAN, Of Nsw.yer< City,
and and thoss u her nephew and niece
lam 81 and W Pope are lnvitei TO attend the
ssners from their rosidencs 923 AsodenouRhst, near
bsr6 At 2 O'clock
Suddenly Of heart disease Tuesday October
James IL. Hunter brother Of John II. and william Il
Ss ass's s'isussa Assais.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
u.rrJyG on THE WATER.

ErOu F1tfsbVr1 Chf0sIcae
Captsln PAM Boyton the swimmer appearsa IN ne
role yr.terday and walked on the Allegheny hNer
10 The OF the multitude when yahorea
watch the feat II Is certain that no multitude ever saw
.nch .ein fact IL saw little else than feet anu ron
thar Size u Is rather wonder that he 'Io
feat Of walksx from pont ts ABOVE .ns ht. az
so,onsnisd the pedestrian his Journey There we're
boats of all kinds but was the steam vesses VIZ,
Il msds rather hazardous promenade Tor the captain
and reached the end OF his journey Tithout
mi.han Then ne put on a rubber suit ana Win sihA
nanos rnaddle propelled him self down the river
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

A BIG EVANGELICAL CONFERENCE CALLED
general conference OF all Evangehcai CHRISTIANS IA
a.. I,,.d STATE, has been called by OF the most
ro,.rt chr.tian workers In the country 1t Is To De
held I'm Washington December T. ana y undsr ,ne
direction OF Evangelical Alliance Tor ,ns un s,t
Is obiscts will be TO discover the peris tu'.
brsat.u the Christian Church. whether they can De ne
by hearty cooperation OF Evaugecai ntersss, aua
Among those who signed the call are the re, ~,
Uows.d Crosby. Bishop joan + Hurst WinIaM r.
49,. IN. Rsy Josiah Strong General o. o. Howard,
the Rev DR. K s. Macarthur and President MoCosn' VI
u-lu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
THAT IRISH YACHT.
Erofn Th< Rosfau 1x~....fxi

new Tor a. Irish Yachtw exclaims tho NEw.YoRK
half 10 joke and half In earnest adding In ner-
2.siS knszls-in case IL turns out that she kin
y rather neat But there are very serious sug-
81 81 eon ~ W the past and TO the future la this
-. Eeassntry. What could be mere likely than that
would have bees great sailors and the Irish
ala Sss.s no nshins marine proud part Of Great BIT
- Sat Irsh shippins ana nshisr. - described b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
4 COURSE OF LECTURES TO TEACHERS

President Hunter Of the Normal College. gave his nrst
lecture yesterday to teachers in the rooms of the Indus
trial Education Association No. University place Inc
association has arranged for course OF lectures ree ior
tc.chvrs and DR. Hunter 10 the FIRST lecturer TUESDAY
and Friday afternoons at o'clock is the time o Tue
lectures The subject yesterday was "Keadng anu
Sn.iInop Several hundred teachers were present ana
tho speaker presented the simplest methods OF engaging
the OF small children who have Just begun 10 ~
md chool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
DIR COLLIER ON THE FAIRFAXga.

rhe Nsw-York Historical Society held the first OF Its
fall meetings last night it, building. secondavs and
Esyenthst John j. King opened the meeting with few
remarks about tho great number Of prominent members
Of the society had died sinoe the last meeting IN
June among whom were mentioned Professor HITCHCOCK
D. II. Arnold Frederick Prime. Professor spencer r.
Baird, K j. Vandsrpoel Professor Alonz0 Clark, +. H.
fossett and James johnson. large audience then
listened attenyely TO y paper Tho Fairfaxes OF
England asd America" which read by the Rev. DIR.
Robert Collysr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
EXPORT RATE COMPLICATIONS NOT SETTLED.

EXPOKT .
The subcommittee OF the trunk lines ana tue 'o"'
Traffic Association appointed TO consider the question
=, nor freight rates met at Commissioner Finks Of
acs Yesterday there being good attendance The In
land rates were restored the tariff figures couple o.
weeks ago and the committee strove to agree upon Nc
ba ais OF through export rates which wouIu no
nent since the restoration 10 has been ireoiy oa
tha, rates were still cut and II has been adnittsu IN
which would have DO executed some OK tnoso
said 70 run into next February. There was p,,eO
discussion Of these questions butiresutou ~ at
Tho commises will sndsavor 10 accomplish some'n'"s ~
another meeting later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

~
n,r,y Of railroad mon made up OF corneius vanderbilt
chauncsy NJ Depew John Newell president Of t's M'ch'
90. g. con,a,v and George X Fearing an invited guest
.,,r,ea On TWO weeks trip the Vanderbilt roads last
night They will travel the Lake shore the Michigan
Central tho Chicago and North western and the
cncrnat and Indiana roads dunpg the trip There IS
cn.noe for the Journey to monotonous WINE
H n.nsv ca en- rtan with recital Of
uhaI he his recent alay IN GuI0Pc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
PHILADELPHIA VIEW OF THE DEAL

PuuApeLrui, oct 4 tspecab.-Emploves oil the Bal
tmors and Ohio Telegraph Company in this city display
considerable unea.ness tue rigid economy auop'ea
ly ;he company To-day number OF the employees VINO
regarded themselves as fixtures, were informed '''
their services would longer be required anu o'n0''
h,,a had, ha,r nav cut down Tho pruning knife has
L., ,r.,,x ,horouqhly used and few have escaped IL
M re.i-,stions have yet been received but seSerai
heads OF rtments whose salaries have been matet'-
ay reduced declare that they will not SnDmt 10 'no
L. sscerring 10 the rumored sale OF the line; promi
mani egraph Official who IL connected WIN ano.nt
rompany said to-day: There has been proIon.,,u
ent on the part OF certain interested
form A powerful syndicate TO get contol OF lc 10
ng the plznt and the company Is trying 10 ln"s re- -
good showing for tire benefit OF the committee, ao
afoot mp ates. did an alliance ostMosn
The tinted Lines the Postal Company and tho ba'no'o
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

NEwPoRr. Oct fspeeiah A dinner asxFeh 'a'' even
inc on board the flagship Richmond by ReaAdmiral Luce
in honor OF Admiral vgnes OF the French Navy VINO IS
here in his flagship the Minerve Officers were dressed
In special full uniforms. and durng the dinner tne
pcsm ond's hand paysd some select music Admirsi
Da vid n Porter was present Admiral Porter and Ad-
m,ral ygnes were received over tho vessels gangwV
with the usual naval nonors duo their rank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
JAMES A. HUNTER.

James A. Hunter, lawyer, OF No. l32 Nassan-st-'
dropped dead yesterday afternoon at No. 81 Broadway
He had lust finished business with James X Hay
broker and returning TO ms once In tne
vandsrb,It building Tho probable caIse OF his death
was heart disease He was q midde-ased man. aun
leaves a mother and two brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
sERuoy BY THE REV. DR. p. IT, NOBLE.

SERUON BI IHE nv. IN r. ~ wv
spn,xoFIgIp Oct 4-Ths Rev. Dr. r. Ii. Noble pastor
OF the Union Park Congregational Church, chicago
preached the opening tonight before tho Amer
lean Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions upon
Right Conceptions Of tho Kingdom OF Cod and 'heir
Motive Value" from Luke xi 2. Thy Kingdom Co'no'
lie said In part:
TO-, ..ms ,,a,sn Z. feat III at the IDEA soouspns
KIN gdom OF God founded upos Chrsts atonn9
foree upop our minds through our familiIy VIZ.
the need 70 rsstate In the si.nssn ssa cd "'.''
n,s nsnom ca only be realized through the
and The ~ OF Jesus CHRIST han{ c', ,h
f..b sss Of what ulus geod there buasss'ses " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
PREIDEyT OF TIE LIEDERKRAYz TEN TINES.

The usdcrkranz Society held Its annual election last
night ct tho club house, No Ill East Fiftyeirhthst
There large attendance and several tickets we're In
the field. The compliment Of tenth election was PAID
to William stcinway BY the societys constitution no
serve ~ president two years In Dnt
Nh steinways popularity has made 1t pleasure TO the
club elset him every othsr ysar since frat served
raul Ooepci end Dr. J. II. Sen ST we're elected VICE
Rrssdens; Justus r. Pogg~nburR, treasurer; Jacques
scnnitz corresponding secretary and Charles fiocx'
recording secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
CHERRY-MALT PHOSPHlfEo.
brain and life-gying tonic. All druegis's'

To drive impurities from the blood uso III '.'ne
Alternative remedy that STIMULATES '"'
imparts vigor to the whole system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
THE VElTHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT IyDIcArIoNs-FoR2 "a HOURS.
w,sutsoroS. oct A.-For Massachusetts ana con
neccut rain colder fresh to brisk southea'tery win's
becoming variabls. high on the coast
For Eastern New-York. Eastern PennsyiVahs "nu
vJersey rain brisk 70 high westerly winds e'oer'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
EOUIls, Morning kishk
uQsIse7spio ialasG.ss7 Sloll
tTEE1sE4lf.al<ks<{iy " ~ " rflj
!, " ksl4-yd
Fs III Y B z 4 s s!a i 4I$ Ill.,

IN. A.sram continuous line shows the baromerie nno
,paons vesterday observed 81 me Un.eu Ismne,a
The dashes Indicate no se"Pe'"
SERVE ,ns AZ Hadnurs pharmacy. 2lS Broadway
rsususr OFFICE Oct 81 A. Mt was foheiA.J
,., v.,tsrdav although nj times the sky was eioudy
enough !. BE- picturesque and once there was
arr spr,nkis Of rain. The barometer remained ~
The tsupsrssuys ranged bsswssa W ana W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
6peeial Nolire,.
William p. Moore. Auct,oneer
MOORE'S ART g \ l. L ES,
ooO STH.AVE

A. William p. Moore. Ancioneer
MoohE's 200 . 5TH.S H'I''
RARE ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
HANDSOME OLD HALL CLOCKS.
CHOICE Blue AND WHITE CHINA. -
Dutch silver. Arms Tape'rres aud Antiquities Dem
from Me.srs Gouasiik or ( Mcrpurgo Of Amsterdam.
Fine old Carved Ca biDets Folding card fabes
sideboards Bestelds Parlor suits Fables seees Ara
and Fancy Chairs Dressing stands Book Cases Nerns Mar
tin articles and Embroidery Screens japanese
fAih'"s' a 4" NorEwoRTHY COLLECTION OF
OIL PAINTINGS,
BY OLD MASTERS AID MODERN PAIN ia1 ,so a,
Including works OF TeDiers ths younger anu Two
Annabale Carracc.
NOW on EXHIBITION
TUESDAY, TEDNEspAy, AMP TmgasDAY
A. The Very Best Preparation Of
- CODiL LILY .leI &c, 4t bL1iio,n. an, pe,,,,.
Prescribed loading physiciane ll2l Bwy &oLsotnAs
Desk Room
10 rem. 10 gentlemen pleasant once In Tribune BUT
ing facing City Hall Park Address stating business.
TENANT Box IL, Tribune ONCE.
NINE; Jenni 81 West I, Isg,1s;;rs'vrp v
DESIGNER n F ASn!SntsHr G m5al'N EN-
EVERY HAT 4 t srEG I NJ 9 ORDER Goops
MODERATE PRICES
r. NJ stewart Carpet Cleansing Works.
Sand for circulars Carriage FREQ In Brooklyn
Thousands Die of Cen .umpti,n -
whose dis first caused by Indigestion anu nyspeg
ss NY treatise gives causes SYMPTOMS and cure ny ms
free JOHN II. McALVlN Lowell MASS asunore' 'o ."
years while tax collector.
a. H. Uuukiu. On Carpet ft,saaing Works
Is East 27th.st send Tor circular. ,,., -.
No charge lot cart~se on thIs s.a9 south .. 1o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

average t50laol being 1so higher than the CORES
pondibg day last year, and ZIP wsr than Monday:
In and this city t0-lAy shers will probably DO
colder fair weather. possibly preceded by rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

n, ANrEN-oILMAN-ou Tuesday. OCTOBER ~ No. 49,
=, nrr Of the brides mother by tne ros vi ~
T. cupsr H. ROLF Pianteu 10 Ida 1. oa"An' A' u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
Children Cry for Pitchers Castor'a
Goods In China.

American Goods In Ch'na. -.,.,,,,,x
A. eh.rgna, sinsapore and HoDs Kong pafueui..,iy
~. - IN nd no dlrcuty procuring our
Our new brands are White Caps Sr"''-|o"'''
+" Latest English" ,x ro,.cco "a yew.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
MARRIED..

Returning 10 the C1y -, cor,a,s a
rood houssksepers will lay In iau supply VI SN's~
co.'s 1906 Laundry soap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

You Ought to Mob Yeur Dragsht ,, f. vne
1, =. a,,.mpts 10 se YOU something just as goon VINO
xon ash Tor Ben sons Plaster the great PAIN ue'oy0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

10 her strength aud in every held
endeavor with the Irish At It's best In coptcnt and
happiness Loyalty contributing for such trust
and sympathy shown in the great meetings Of English
In England In her yesterday and the day DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

Ak& JOHN JACOB Aston STILL AN INVALID
MIRA John Jacob Aston returned yesterday from New
port still In shattered health Callers at her house In
flnnsve were Informed that she still very weak
ana In critical condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK.

NETWORK. Oct 4. 1887
At meeriug Of the Board OF Directors of ,hs Chatham
held this av the president ounced the
de III OF our friend Mr Frederick Webu,ch at Baden
Baden. Saturday. the lst inst
Upon the ollowin resolutions were unanmousy
adopted;
learned with profound sorr ow Of
the OF Frederick Wisbusch, for many years
bank aud for tho past ten years our VICE
president and whereas his great qualities OF mint and heart
render fitting that expression OF the nigh esteen IN
when held by his associates and the community
should be recorded.
Resolved That this afction indivh uals have
Lost ishei friend our bank tath
ni COUNSELLOR AMI The community motel citlfn
himself TO all VINO Knew him by MS disiner.
unto rmiv courteous bearing AMI his
Words fail fifty commemorate
his e will be perpetuatcd in the hearts OF his asso-
ciates. ..
Resolved That extend os hearth felt symplty 70
his and that copy OF these RESOLUTIONS 10
~ HENRY p. DOREMUs Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
DIED.

M v' ss 'ssa &:
rss.. spring Waller chapel wsAaesaay oeso-
cowAS-oa Monday morninx October s. at As residence
ss ;s1 as Ny .dsr 81 Il.
j:s. ;; csrss. + r. si:srss. q her aga
CUMMING-In srsokly.. suddenly. Monday. October 8
Is.I Robert Cumming
di'. N2pm
ns,n. October ) iss7 A. VII. q CO George 'i
Fnrsral vaIisx Congregational cAurea
Orange l. wssnss s October ,.,. At as?.
In,erment nr,vass
Minneapolis papers please COPY
r. r. 90 # s s ss s s
st. Brooklyn samne Halssa ntl, ssth year Of his aga
sna srG pas g
pal Church on Weine.iav tho Sth INST. at $3.50 D. N.
Intermen' at Rye " Y. at convenience Of family
IRw Non ra.,t,y morning. October T. Elizabeth A.
VI ::ssS iass:
day afternoon October e. 1T ''eioct
It IL kindly requested that no MOVERS be sent
LAUEY-On October g. Richard J.. son 81 John Lahey OF
Wcbbsbroush. Coantv Knksany. ireland.
SSs Sa ''Ss "a
Interment In Calvary.
EoM Of MS.s sc IN Ing n sse I'''
Relative: aad friends are invited e attend the nnsr. ser
wssnssi I' s.S i"ss 'V Il oeiocs p m.
LINK-On Monday October g. OF dphfheria Fannie IrenA
youngest child Of David c. and Fannie O. Link aSei year.
months and . days
Fuperal private
Internent at Wooflawn
LIVINGSTON Monday. October 3. James Boggs Liv
tngston. in the 44th ear Of his ago.
Funeral will TAX place from his ate residence Grasmea
tves and friends Of tho family respectfully invited 10
attend.
Rhins6eek Free and Accepted Masons No 49, Of which
deceased member.
Train leaves Grand Central DsDot at 1890 N.
Carriages with b In waiting at the station
MoRTELI-On Monday. october 8 1887. Johana hortsll
aged So years.
Funeral from her late residence 81 Woodruff ST. BROOKLYN
10 Holy Cross Cemetery at D. H. "wednesday Octohera
MUIRHEID-On Monday. October ; at her late resiisnee
No 1874 West 33ist. Helen NJ. wife OF Jonathan Mufhcc
In the 59th ~ her
"Wednesday October D. on tho arrival OF w. tram IRON
New.York Lehigh Valley Railroad Friends arc nvitet
without further netice
PEELE-At Bloomfield " T. Tuesday morning. October
The funeral will take place t hoe late residence THURSDAY
9th inst Ats
1t IS kindly reQuesl ed that no flowers DO sent
REID-Suideny SUNDAY evening. October 2 1887 Aaron
Relatives Ito atten the tunssi
vices lO2 Wiliowst. Brsos.Tn,
V V. Wednesday morning. 5th mss, at ~ O'Clock.
Please omit flowers
suILToN-on iav October 1897. Robert D. shiitoa
the AID his age
invitet atts1t tho unera sor
from ST. Bsrhoomews Church corner OF Matison-
ava and 44th-st. on Wednesday. at l:3o o'clock
VAN AGONER-On Monday. october 3. Mrs Eunice d.
Friend. aud relatives are attend the funeral at her
late residence AIS Henry ST.. Brooklyn. on THURSDAY,
October Q. at 23O p M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

BAR.
inches
500
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-30

Some time ago, years perhaps, L.
r. Elliott, Of Manhattan, entered q
complaint against the Western
Union Telegraph Company because
it failed 20 deliver on time q tele-
gram which he sent from Baldwin
City, Oct. 4th, 1885, and In eOnse-
quenoe, putting him 10 considerable
expense as well as inc0nvenience.
The superintendent promised q
prompt investigation, and he found
the company e fault; and on June
18th, A. ID. 1887, the cost Of the tele-
gram sent-tWentF-dYe eents-was
refunded 30 Mr.. Eiiict. Hr. ElliOtis
feelings are thereby sgothed, his in-
convenience paeide6 bis financial
loss made good hls hard earned
money returned ard bis faith IN cor
porations restOEed 50 I1 normal con-
dition. The WezterE Union always
stands ready @ DO the right thing,
~ Il ssea if.-Ci11 esassF ztmSs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-30

A correspondent sends what be be,
lieves to be q correct translation Oi
the sentence pronounced by PODtiul
PLATE on Christ. He says that this
curious document was discovered
in A. D. 1880 in the city Of Aquil
in the Kingdom OF Naples, in the
course of q search made for the dis.
cOvery of Roman antiquities, and
Il remained there until it was found
by the commissaries OF Art in the
French army Of Italy. Up to the
time Of the campaign in Southern
Italy Il was preserved i'm the saeristy
OF the Carthusians, near Naples,
where 1t was kept in q box Of ebony.
Since then the relic has been kept In
the ChapelO Caserta. The Carthus-
lRns obtained, by petition, leave
that the plate might be kept by them
as an acknowledgment Of the sacri-
fee which they had made for the
French army.
The French translation was made
literally by members Of the Com
mission Of Art. Demon had q fac
simile Of the plate engraved, which,
on the sale Of his Cabinet, was
bought by Lord Howard for $3.50
francs: "Sentence pronounced by
POntius PLATE. Intendant Of Low
er Galilee, that Jesus Of Nazareth
shall suffer death by the cross. In
the seventeenth year Of the reign
Of the Emperor Of Tiberius, and on
the 18th Of March, In the most holy
city Of jerusalem, during the Pom
tiicate Of Annas and Caiaphas, Pom
thus Plate. Intendant Of the pro-
vince Of Lover Galilee, sitting In
judgement in the Presidential chair
Praetor sentences Je8vB Of Nazareth
70 death on q cross between two rob
bers, as the numerous testimonies Of
the people prove that: /. Jesvs is
q mfsIeader. 2 He has excited the
people to sedition. 3. He is an en-
envy to the law. (. He calls him
self the Son Of God. 5. he calls
himself falsely the King Of Israel.
He went to the temple, followed By
q multitude carrying palms In their
hands. It likewise orders the first
centurion, Cutrillus Cornelius, to
bring him 10 the place q execution,
and forbids all persons, rich or poor,
to prevent the execution Of JesvB.
'aThe Witnesses who have signed
the execution against gesvs are: 4.
Danisl RObanl, 3 Pharisee. 2. John
ZOrobabel. 8 Raphael Robani. 4.
Capet. Finally the orders that the
said Jesvs be taken cut Of jerusalem
through thegate Of IouFnea. ."-hOtee
and Queries.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-30

Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock I'M
other attempt was made to get the
council together in order to settle i'm
pOrtant business, but roll call show
ed three members absent, viz: Miller,
Beady and Jackson. After waiting
one hour for the appearance Of the
north end representatives, q motion
was made to adjourn until 8 o'clock
yesterday, which carried.
Then an informal discussion was
had, and it was thought best that
the entire council, so far as could f,
should 60 to Topeka and consult di-
rectly with the Santa Fe officials,
and IL possible, arrange this matter
Of right Of way satisfactorily to
all concerned. Accordingly an in
vitatiOn was sent to those absent to
accompany them, and the following
gentlemen presented themselves at
the depot and boarded the II O'Clock
train for Topeka: Mayor Banks,
City Attorney Cunningham, COun-
eilmen Cravens, Fitzpatrick, Supple,
Walton, Beady, Miller; Weaver,
Bone, jim Wells, Kesler.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-30
Fruit and Vegetables
uscsss0r I'll PuIt isSI. Santa p

Boston has = tailor appropriately
named BOdkin.
II Is computed that China has
$50, ,OOO, 900 people.
State Senator Hendricks, OF syra-
euse, N. Y, aays: "GOOd common
sense is genius,n
Aehmed Ben Amar, the Algerian
lion slayer, has killed over 2OO Of the
kings Of beasts.
Robert Collyer considers the late
Henry Ward Beecher the greatest
man In the pulpit since Martin
Luther.
The only millionaire Of African
lineage in this country is Ionic
LafOn, q French quadr0n, Of New
Orleans.
The Hagerman tunnel near Louis
vile, on the Midland road, has lust
been completed. It Is 1900 feet in
length.
Mr.. George r. Sims is said TO have
contributed TO the columns Of almost
every important periodical IN Eng
land.
Dermantine IL the new substance
for the soles Of boots and shoes. Il
Is said to be imperviOns TO Water, and
wears better than leather.
C.P. Huntington loves 10 60 10
fires. His wife likes Il more than be
does, and whenever an alarm Il
heard she wants to start OF and see
the flames. Whenever he can Mr..
Huntington calls 3 cab, and he and
his wife 20 TO the FIRE without
anybody Knowing them, and they
get all the fun out Of it 3 healthy
boy could
The Duchess d'AlencOn, who has
recently become insane, used to be
as accomplished an equestrienne as
her sister, the Empress Of Austria.
She has never rallied from the shock
caused by the suicide Of King Louis
Of Bavaria, to whom she had been
betrothed, and at one time she had
TO be closely guarded 10 keep her
initiating his tragic example.
OF the men Ia New York who can
Justly make some claim 10 success
In this life, the following do not
drink, smoke nor chew: Chauney
Mitchell Depew, Jay Gould, Rus
sell Sage, Cyrus w. Field, Henry
CleWs, Stephen Van Cullen White,
Commodore Arthur Egertoc BEie-
man, Collector Magone, Washington
i. Conner, Alexander =. Orr, John
D. slsybaek, md Pat sbeedy'